250+ on-demand webinars to choose from!
Prepare for Court with the SAMFE Virtual Practicum
If the idea of testifying in court makes you nervous, you’re not alone — confidence comes from preparation. This webinar teaches healthcare professionals the essential steps to get ready for court and navigate their role as expert witnesses.
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Caring for Native Survivors: Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Exams
This webinar explores how to provide high-quality survivor-centered medical forensic care and advocacy for Native survivors of sexual assault.
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Seek Then Speak: A Simple Tool to Increase Survivors’ Access to Reporting and Services
In this 45-minute webinar, EVAWI’s Victoria Pickering will discuss the barriers many survivors face when deciding whether to report to law enforcement and explore how alternative reporting options can help reduce these barriers. She will describe how Seek Then Speak works and how it is being utilized by communities across the country, sharing lessons from local jurisdictions from Kansas City to Seattle.
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Meeting Patients/Survivors Where They Are: Trauma-Informed Responses to Mental Health Effects
This session equips participants with the skills to recognize and respond to the needs of sexual assault victims experiencing mental health effects.
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Caring for Deaf Survivors: How Can We Do Better?
Join our free Community Conversation Series, exploring advanced topics focused on how to provide exceptional care for sexual assault survivors.
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Getting It Right: Medical and Law Enforcement Responses to Trans Patients/Survivors
“I don’t want to mess this up, but I don’t know if I’m doing it right.” If this has ever run through your head when responding to transgender patients/survivors of sexual assault, this webinar is for you. If you’ve never responded to transgender patients/survivors and you want to get it right—this webinar is for you.
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The Hidden and Unrecognized Side of Violence: Traumatic Brain Injuries
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is an alteration in brain function caused by an external force. Previous literature among populations affected by interpersonal violence demonstrates associations between TBI with physical health conditions and mood disorders. There are also associations with long term health complications such as post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, suicidality, and cognitive impairments. It is imperative that medical professionals screen for and identify TBI in patients affected by violence.
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How Can We Do This Better? Caring for Adolescent Patients/Survivors
Our Community Conversation Series goes beyond the basics in forensic medical care, delving into advanced topics around quality care for sexual assault patients.
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Can Data Save the World? Maybe Not, But We Can Try
Examine statewide data from Florida on survivors’ utilization of medical forensic exams, victim advocacy services, and alternative reporting options to law enforcement.
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Introduction to the New OSAC Forensic Nursing Subcommittee: Background and Mission
This presentation will briefly review the histories of forensic science and forensic nursing, describe the FNSC composition and OSAC standards development processes, and present progress to date on FNSC standard development and identification of research gaps.
